Post Your Best HDR Photo

Even though there's movement and blur, I still like these shots!..what other recourse would you have had? To throw them out?...no, not at all!.. these shots are damn good even with the blur, etc..
And, this also goes to prove that you have indeed improved the quality of the original shots by using HDR technology. It therefore makes looking at the photos much, much more interesting to look at, as compared to the original non hdr photos. Good Work!....So, now lets try to convince some of those hdr non believers that hdr is here to stay, blurs and all!.....

Thank you very much!

Gorgeous shots, sometimes the visual blurring from movement is what makes a shot even more beautiful. The ferris wheel and other rides blur especially makes it feel like a full night of fun encompassed in one shot.

It is one shot of both HDR, but you have to know that night shots are slow shutter speed, so that the movements and blur are there.

If I had to nail it down to one, this is it so far.

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One of my recent ones. A sunrise 5 shot HDR of the Strand in Tauranga, NZ

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my first HDR post here

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geek34 wrote in post #12356871
my first HDR post here

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tone down the saturation a tad

Drakeskakes wrote in post #12357242
tone down the saturation a tad

oh okay thanks yeah i need to learn more of this hehe

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Tareq wrote in post #12313862

Thats what I'm talkin bout...looks good, Neat Shots...!